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Volvo expands its U.S. plant capacity

As reported this week in the specialized publication Automotive News, Swedish automaker Volvo is preparing to fully leverage the potential of its U.S. plant, which has been operating for seven years. Volvo Cars plans to double the number of models built there, increasing from two to four

Volvo expands its U.S. plant capacity

Ram promises a midsize pickup

Following recent announcements by various governments — including the United States — regarding the elimination of subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles, several automakers have decided to adjust their strategies

Ram promises a midsize pickup

Ford Maverick XLT Hybrid AWD – super practical and great value

The 2025 Ford Maverick XLT Hybrid AWD offers a compelling mix of fuel efficiency, practicality, and capability in a compact pickup. Its hybrid powertrain delivers excellent fuel economy, while all-wheel drive adds confidence in all conditions. The XLT trim enhances the overall experience with features like a 13.2-inch tablet-style screen, an integrated trailer brake controller, and Pro Trailer Backup Assist

Ford Maverick XLT Hybrid AWD – super practical and great value

Feature: Chrysler Grand Caravan

This is a vehicle with a long history. The Grand Caravan name has always resonated well in Canada, although it briefly disappeared. Now it’s back—sold exclusively under the Chrysler badge (not Dodge) and positioned as a more modest alternative to the Pacifica from which it’s derived

Feature: Chrysler Grand Caravan

The Surprising Cadillac Optiq

Despite a certain lack of enthusiasm for electric vehicles, some new entries in this segment manage to stand out. Such is the case with the new Cadillac Optiq, a compact SUV built on the architecture of the ever-popular Chevrolet Equinox (thankfully, far from the badge-engineering days when Cadillac created the Cimarron out of a Cavalier!)

The Surprising Cadillac Optiq

Toyota to shift production strategy at Georgetown plant

According to a Reuters News report, Toyota Motor Corp. is preparing to build two electric sport utility vehicles at its Georgetown, Kentucky, plant. This move would also mark the end of a Lexus model line

Toyota to shift production strategy at Georgetown plant

Tesla Cybertruck: Affordable Version Dropped, Prices Skyrocket

SkyrocketWhen first unveiled in 2019, Tesla announced that the Cybertruck would start at $39,900 USD (InsideHook). Six years later, that entry-level model has disappeared. The starting price now sits around $69,990 USD, more than double the original promise

Tesla Cybertruck: Affordable Version Dropped, Prices Skyrocket

GM unveils Hummer HEV Peak design study

The GM Design team recently shared on its Instagram pages images of a fascinating design study called the GMC Hummer HEV Peak. Inspired by the current GMC Hummer EV, the HEV Peak concept stands out with the possibility of offering different wheelbases to balance the vehicle’s capabilities with its interior space

GM unveils Hummer HEV Peak design study

AI: Shaping the Future of Collision Repair with Fix Network

In an era of rapid technological advancement, the automotive industry is undergoing transformational changes, making it imperative for businesses not just to adapt but to thrive. At the forefront of this evolution is Artificial Intelligence (AI), which has evolved from a mere buzzword into a crucial element driving innovation, efficiency, and customer satisfaction

AI: Shaping the Future of Collision Repair with Fix Network

Ford to celebrate 60 years of the Transit

Although the Transit name only appeared in North America recently (replacing the Econoline and E-Series), the most popular Ford van has been around for 60 years in the rest of the world

Ford to celebrate 60 years of the Transit
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